Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-02-10

is is one thing about the cure Of Gov
eInor CurtIn'S eye. The impression is
general that he was blind In one eye
and couldn't see much out Of the 9TH
er, aud that both eyes were completely
cured, so that he could see rs well as
anybody. This was not correct. One
Of Coy. Curtin's eyes is glass eye, and
the other through sympathy was badly
affected. 1t WIS this one eve that was
cured by DR.. Loring, Of Washington.
Even the distinguished surgeon did
not consider himself sufficiently skilllul
to restore sight to the glass eye.
Another Of those transitOry stores
has opened in Musser " Smiths corner
building on Man street by Angstadt Y
Co., gentlemen hailing from Lewis
burg, we believe. We are told that
the town council will make an ordin-
ance which will after this impose IA Ii
cense fee on these short-liYed establish
ments aud we think that to he a
very proper move. A business firm Of
that kind will snatch away a large "a
mount of trade from our home mer-
chants and at the same time is of no
benefit to the interests o: the COM
munity, and consequently should be
taxed for the privilege of doing such
Qu ick aud profitable business.
THE Most Remarkable Case OF ALL
A gentleman writes us from Philips
burg, Centre Co., Pa, that his little
girl was horribly afflicted with Scrofwla.
Her body was full of sores, ears dis
charging continually thick yellow purld
matter, and her eyes so swollen and in
famed as to be almost bind. One bottle
of McDonald's Blood purifier has to all
appearances entirely cured her. Our
neighbOrs. as well as ourselves, consider
the cure remarkable.
\ bonatide case The address of the
family can be obtained from the editor
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Already we are reminded that next
| fall will be the election for county oili-
GERS by the fact that candidates are
looming up in different sections of the
county. For the Office of Register we
see the name of G. w. Rumberger,
commissioners clerk, mentioned. For
| Recorder, our townsman, ID. l.. Ierby,
| has concluded to be candidate. Mr..
Zerby has many claims upon his party
as a consistent and working Democrat,
while as man and scholar he is par
ticularly fitted for the office, He does
not expect to make personal canvass
of the county il way that
candidates for county Offices are
wont to do, but intends to let the voters
know hiscinditacy by means of publica-
ton and then leave the result with the
good will of the Democratic party.
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LAST CONVENTION OF THE SEASON.
The musical convention at Aarons-
burg is a thing of the past and that
| winds up the season for such gather
| ingS. The atten dance at the conven-
ton was unusually large and it was
| consequently financial success. The
Golfers of the Reformed Ladies' Mite
Society treasury are we'll filled and the
ladies are in the best of hum0r Nus.
ically the affair was also a success.
Prof. w. G.. Meyer, of Freeburg, who
welded the baton as conductor, Is a
very pleasant and talkative gentleman
and at the same time good musical
| instructor. He was ably assisted by
| Mss Meyer, the organist, and Calvin &
Cyrus Meyer accompanied the chorus
es on their cOrnets. There were a
number of prominent musicians pres
emf, such as Profs. Bierly, King and
Lowell NJ. Meyer, the latter fayOring
the large audiences in the concel is
with his select end most popular songs.
Following is a list OF the members Of
the class with their p0stoilice addresses
and respective parts
| AAR0NsBURG-SOpr Maggie weaver, An
nic Maize, Annie Dutwiler; Clara ShurtZ, Dora
| EdmondS, Minnie Cronmiller. Tammc Slower,
! Bertha LeitZel, Delphc BoworsoN, Maggie
| LeitZell Mary MuSSer, Carrie Stover, Cora
| HetZel Samantha Haffiey, Bella MingIe, ,Jen-
ME Stambach, Beckie Charles, Kate Bell, Ellen
| Diehl.
Alto, Emma Edmonds, Emma Jordan, T C
Weaver Fred Grouse, John Wolf, w Wylc,
Ten Tenor, a S;tover. Prof G Meyer.
Boss, T + Hull, L Mngle, Emanual Cron-
miller, II A Minge, Sam,l Diehl, " II Phillips,
| Elmer Weaver \ S MusSer, DR. $ MusSer,
Rev 4 Ycarick, j II Grouse, John Foster Z
| 4 Stamboch Ammon StOver, j Rupp. Roin
! Wyle, Harry DiChl, IL + Grouse, { A Weaver,
ID II Foreman b + Edmonds, ii II Weaver.
WooDwvRD-S Oprdns, Jennie Stover.
| Bass, t e. weaver
FGEDLER-S0prdno, Tammie Weaver, Vienna
Bower, Cora Stover, Annie Stover, Katie
| StOver.
AltO, Clymer Ntover,
| Tenor, u Meyer.
| COBURN-SOprdnO, Ella CaSSler. Laura Mey-